Everything about our stay was excellent. The staff were superb and extremely friendly and helpful. If we are ever back in the Dinslacken area we will definitely stay in the Art Inn Hotel again.

Did not find anything to dislike

Super clean and peaceful - did not hear another guest Very helpful owners highly recommended

Nothing it was all great

Very nice staff, very good breakfast. Staff helped us by checking us in early since we had to go to a conference all day. We could also park for free on their parking lot. Great service!

I like really hard beds and they weren't. The rooms at the front look out over the bus station and since I like to sleep with my window open, I could hear the busses and trains (and people). In the end, I closed the window and slept well.

Very friendly personnel. The breakfast is very good especially taken in the garden.

Good bed

I needed safe parking for my expensive touring bike. Owner wife showed me an outside place next to hotel behind a 1.25 meter high see-through iron gate, no place to lock the bike. Would not let me put bike further back where it could be locked. I said I could not leave my bike there. Hotel is right at train station, 10-12 loud rough men drinking tall cans of strong beer in the street late into the night. On a Monday. She said there is a locked gate. I said I need a new hotel. She said okay, then by the trash cans in a locked shed. I said fine. She then said in a angry demeaning way "but I told you this gate locks." The gate is chest high and see-through, so essentially an unlocked $2k bicycle is 30 meters from a dozen dirtbag street people, "protected" by a 1.25 meter high see-through iron gate my mother could climb in 5 seconds. I was tired of this woman condescending to me, and told her. I am a serious, sober, professional person. I am normally pleasant and deferrential. I've stayed at 26 hotels on this Europe trip, and not one single issue with anyone. But this woman - we had words about her strange combative attitude, and that I was not going to be treated like an idiot for no cause. In the end, unlocking the garbage shed was a simple turn of a key she had already in her hand. It was nothing to her, but she made it like I was giving her trouble to leave my bike in a safe place. I have dignity and will not be dressed down like a child by an arrogant person. The next morning the owner husband, an obsequious type quite opposite his wife, took me out to my bike. The bike had been scratched and vandalized in the night. I know this for a fact. I am bike touring. I ride the bike 5-8 hours each day and look right at the top tube. Iremove a bag each evening right from the tube. IT WAS NOT DAMAGED in the evening when I left it. The owner husband said that no one had been in the shed since the bike was locked in.